Product Description
Crown OEM hex nut, part number CR 60021-19, utilized in manual pallet jack assemblies such as the PTH50; direct replacement for Crown models requiring a precision fastener specification. No known cross-references.
Specifications
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CR 60021-19 |
| Compatible Models | Crown PTH50 manual pallet jack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment is CR 60021-19 designed for?
A: CR 60021-19 is a Crown OEM hex nut used in manual pallet jack assemblies, specifically compatible with Crown PTH50 manual pallet jack models. This nut serves as a precision fastener in load-bearing or structural areas where secure fastening is required for safe operation.
Q: Will CR 60021-19 fit other Crown manual pallet jack models?
A: CR 60021-19 is specified for the Crown PTH50 model. Other Crown manual pallet jack models may use different nut sizes or specifications. Verify the part number in your equipment manual or parts diagram before ordering. Mismatched fasteners can result in improper assembly or safety hazards.
Q: What thread size is CR 60021-19 and how do I identify it?
A: CR 60021-19 is a Crown OEM hex nut. Specific thread size and pitch information is available in the Crown PTH50 manual or parts schematic. If you need to verify this nut fits your fastener, measure the bolt diameter and thread pitch, or contact us with your equipment model and assembly location for exact specifications.
Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers available for CR 60021-19?
A: No known cross-reference part numbers are available for CR 60021-19. This nut is a Crown OEM component specific to the PTH50 assembly. If you need an equivalent part, contact us with your application details and we can assist in identifying suitable alternatives.
Q: When should CR 60021-19 be replaced?
A: Replace CR 60021-19 if threads are stripped, cracked, or corroded and cannot hold fastener tension. If a bolt secured with this nut continues to loosen despite retightening, the nut threads are likely damaged. Visual inspection during routine maintenance is the primary method to identify replacement needs.